Grip that stays useful when the floor gets wet. Rayson manufactures systems for entrances, ramps, commercial kitchens, wash bays and wet-process areas.
The right profile depends on what reaches the floor, how people move across it and how the surface will be cleaned. Rayson GripSafe systems balance useful grip with practical ownership—without turning the floor into a dirt trap.
One texture does not belong everywhere. Start with what the floor must keep doing when conditions change.
Use a discreet profile at entrances and a stronger texture on ramps, then direct runoff before water becomes standing contamination.
Wet-process floors need enough texture for grease and water, but not a profile that traps contamination between cleaning cycles.
Choose the minimum profile that manages the risk, then match the scrubber, cleaning chemistry and inspection cycle to it.
Entrances, corridors and occasional spills.
Routine mopping or scrubbingKitchens, wet process and pedestrian ramps.
Mechanical scrub-dry cleaningWash bays and vehicle ramps under braking.
Heavy scrubbing and planned inspection| Zone | Contamination | Sensible texture | Cleaning implication |
|---|---|---|---|
| Entrance lobbies / retail thresholds | Rain-tracked water | Fine, discreet profile | Mops clean; presentable finish |
| Corridors & walkways | Occasional spills | Fine–medium | Routine scrubbing |
| Commercial kitchens / F&B wet zones | Grease, fats, hot water | Medium–coarse | Mechanical scrub-dry required |
| Wash bays & process wet areas | Standing water, chemicals | Coarse | Pressure wash / heavy scrubbing |
| Pedestrian ramps | Rain, gradient | Medium–coarse | Scheduled scrubbing |
| Vehicle ramps & turning aisles | Wet tyres, braking forces | Coarse, hard aggregate | Sweep grit; periodic re-texture |
Prepare and prime the real substrate, build the required texture with GripSafe AP12, then protect it with a finish matched to exposure and cleaning.
Review the GripSafe AP12 TDS
These are starting routes only. Confirm substrate preparation, product build-up and return-to-service timing against the relevant TDS before work begins.
Water-based acrylic primer for selected low-odour water-based floor systems.
Solvent-free epoxy primer for prepared dry or damp—not wet—substrates.
Quartz-filled acrylic primer filler that builds controlled anti-slip texture.
Low-odour, UV-resistant polyurethane finish that can seal broadcast aggregate.
PU-cement screed route for wet zones with heavier chemical duty.
See wet areas, car park decks, F&B facilities and education for zone-specific detail.
Send three photos, the area, the contamination and your return-to-service window. We’ll review the starting point before recommending a build-up.
Where the prepared slab is damp—not wet—review PrimeBond E20. For wet zones that also face heat and chemicals, review the PurScreed PC70 heavy-duty route.
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Open the libraryAnywhere rain, washing or grease meets foot traffic: entrance lobbies during monsoon season, kitchens and F&B wet zones, wash bays, changing rooms, swimming pool surrounds, and every ramp — pedestrian or vehicle. If a wet floor there is foreseeable, slip management is simply good practice.
No — this is the classic specification mistake. Very coarse texture traps grease and dirt, becomes hard to clean, and once clogged can be less slip-resistant than a moderate profile. The right grade balances grip against your actual cleaning regime, zone by zone.
Two main routes: broadcasting a graded aggregate (silica or harder grit) into a wet coat and sealing it, or using a pre-textured product such as Rayson GripSafe AP12 that builds a keyed, textured base within the system. Aggregate grade and broadcast rate set the final profile.
Often, yes — high-risk zones like ramps and entrances can be locally treated with a textured coat over prepared, sound existing coating. Whether local treatment or full recoat makes sense depends on the condition of what is there; send photos for a quick view.
Mechanical scrubbing rather than mopping — a mop drags contaminant around the profile instead of lifting it out. A clogged texture loses its grip, so cleaning method and anti-slip grade must be chosen together, not separately.
Slip performance depends on the installed texture grade, footwear and contamination, so blanket lab numbers can mislead. We specify texture to your zones and cleaning regime, and can arrange on-site assessment for safety-critical areas — ask our technical team.
Cost depends on the existing substrate, preparation and repair work, area, required texture, access and shutdown window. Rayson reviews those conditions before preparing a system-specific quotation.
Return-to-service time depends on the selected primer, texture coat and finish, together with site temperature, ventilation and traffic requirements. Confirm the complete build-up and timing against each selected product TDS before programming the work.
The required test method and acceptance level should come from the project safety brief or consultant requirement. Installed performance depends on texture, contamination, footwear and maintenance, so it should not be inferred from a product name alone.
Tell us your surface, area and timeline — our Singapore technical team will recommend a practical system and price it fast.
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Answers from Rayson's own product information
Guidance only — confirm specifications with the Rayson technical team.